News: Lots of projects done.

Hi,

Right lets get started. Purple & Annoying has been delay because I want to try some new techniques but more importantly I want to try & make an anaemic just to see how much they make my job essayer or harder. For the last few weeks I've been ask to help with other project & other event that I've been to preoccupied to start, so I'm sorry for that, anyway I hope to start next week because I have to film an interview this week so I'll be occupied with that to start Purple & Annoying.

The "A Super Awesome Animation Fairy Tale Thing," which I can finally talk about, has been finished for about a week but I haven't had time to export it online but I hope to do that tomorrow sometime. If your wondering what the "A Super Awesome Animation Fairy Tale Thing" is, well wonder no more, this is a college project where we had to create a fractured fairy tale in flash.

A fractured fairy tale is where you take a normal fairy tale & flip it on its head. Changing whatever you want the characters, setting & only keeping the basic story elements the same. We choose to take the classic Three Little Pigs & flip it on its head. We change the wolf's role in the story to the main protagonist & his motives. I'll try to put it up online so you can judge it for yourselves.

I've also been working with Jake Davis working on, his brain child, "No Time Like The Future" which is an awesome... I don't know what to categorise it as. Anyway this an awesome peace of writing by Jake & it will be on Elder Jack's You Tube page soon.

I'm currently working on a lot of scripts & stories that I would love to make into full project but there still in development, so I won't talk about them until they are physical projects.

Some of you might of notice that the F.A.Q has had a bit of a do over, I've clean out some questions, & rephrased some of them. I'm also writing some walkthroughs of different Machinima platfroms & equitment so you know what will work for you. Anyway sorry for the lack of updates but... Halo Reach!

Anyway, Thank you,
Simon.